Euskal Ezkerra

"EuE" redirects here. For other uses, see EUE (disambiguation).

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Euskal Ezkerra (EuE) (in English: Basque Left) was a political party in Euskadi, Spain. EuE was formed as break-away from Euskadiko Ezkerra in 1991 when EuE merged with Spanish Socialist Workers' Party.

Soon after themselves merged with Eusko Alkartasuna, a social-democratic Basque nationalist party, but because of the bad results in the 1993 Spanish general election they broke the coalition and soon afterwards Euskal Ezkerra was dissolved and some of their members continued taking part in other parties.

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